dude is just like the consummate performer/ TV personality.
I dunno, it's just like even when dude is being corny that shit is type funny and cool, plus he always seems to exude a certain level professionalism and class that harkens back to an older era of Black talent.
I honestly feel like he could/ would be a shoo-in for public office.
Whatch'all think?
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16. "RE: ehhhh, ummm..." In response to Reply # 15 Mon May-01-17 10:39 AM by Somnus
>until it gets a cosign from someone we deem an authority. >dumb shit....but true shit. > >See Donald Glover >See Key & Peele >See Hootie ( Darius Rucker)
nah, I still ain't up on Darius Rucker.
i mean, hip me to some good shit he put out besides that Hootie & The Blowfish crap.
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79493 posts
Mon May-01-17 10:58 AM
18. "Atlanta was my cosign for Glover" In response to Reply # 15
but besides that I still don't fuck with him too hard. A few cuts are nice but his rapping doesn't do it for me.
Darius Rucker? Wtf did he do that was dope?
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11. "RE: i had no opinion of Wayne Brady either way until i saw him on Chappe..." In response to Reply # 5
>so to me, he'll always hafta choke a bitch. > >i remember being home sick one day and waking up to him >hosting lets make a deal. and all i could think about is OH >SHIT, IT'S WAYNE BRADY SON!!
I always wondered if it came down to him or Drew Carey when they were looking for Bob Barker's replacement.
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8. "He’s got an interview with Marc Lamont Hill that’s worth watching" In response to Reply # 3
He takes Paul Mooney to task- albeit with some reverence for Mooney- for playing into the way Wayne is perceived.
He also says he can go and do a two hour show from scratch and improve the entire thing. All in all, I think his talent shines and it is and always was cool to like him. People do go in on him for not being “black enough” or however you want to phrase it, but I think people have always enjoyed and respected his comedic chops.
I know people think of the Chappelle bit first and foremost on this subject but IMO he’s done a fair amount of interviews to dispel the way he’s perceived.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79493 posts
Mon May-01-17 10:07 AM
10. "Nah, I think Dave proved how stupid it was to hate on him" In response to Reply # 3
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79493 posts
Mon May-01-17 10:59 AM
19. "He still doesn't have a Black following tho" In response to Reply # 12
I think it was more so... damn, that dude is actually funny/talented and not just funny to white people.
but I doubt we are checking for him like that.
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79493 posts
Mon May-01-17 10:06 AM
9. "Talented dude... always liked him. " In response to Reply # 0
and the Chapelle skit confirmed what I already knew.
i still think that's the funniest skit of all time because it was so unexpected.
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